Chapter 975: Chapter 630: The First Family Bows Down Chapter 975: Chapter 630: The First Family Bows Down Shi Yuan Entertainnt, under the managent of acting chairman Sun Qing Ruoxi, was thriving.
Sun Qing Ruoxi was quite adept; before joining Shi Yuan Entertainnt, she had founded Ruoxi Entertainnt Company on her own, managing over a dozen artists.
This alone spoke to her insight and ability.
Now, with full authority and backed by Chu Mo’s strong support along with his investnt of fifty billion, Shi Yuan Entertainnt’s scale was set to reach two hundred billion, easily surpassing Shangyuan Entertainnt Company, which was the second rank.
After transferring the first installnt of ten billion to Shi Yuan Entertainnt, Chu Mo no longer concerned himself with Shi Yuan’s affairs.
Chu Mo’s fifty billion fund wasn’t transferred at once, but in three installnts: the first batch of ten billion, the second batch of twenty-five billion, and the last batch of fifteen billion, which would be completed six months later.
With half a year’s buffer, Sun Qing Ruoxi should have had full control over the entire company by then.
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Thus, Chu Mo no longer paid much attention.
Compared to a small Shi Yuan Entertainnt, Chu Mo’s focus swiftly shifted elsewhere—to an invitation from the Hong Kong Long family.
The invitation ca from none other than Long Huan Yu, the principal heir of the Long family, which ranked first among the eight major families.
The Long family, with assets exceeding three hundred seventy billion, held almost one-third of the assets of all eight major families combined.
Long Huan Yu, as the heir to the Long family, was the ceiling of all second-generation family mbers in Hua Country.
Even Yang Jianguo from the Yang family in Capital City or Liu Mingfei from the Liu family in Zhongzhou—who were top second-generational mbers—had to be extrely deferential in front of Long Huan Yu.
As for those second- and third-generations from places like Modu, they didn’t even qualify to et Long Huan Yu.
For many second-generations, getting a face-to-face eting with Long Huan Yu was an extre honor, even sothing worth boasting about for a long ti.
However, for Chu Mo, Long Huan Yu was insignificant; he had no interest in giving him even a second glance.
Half a year ago, when Chu Mo’s business was still in rapid developnt, the Longevity Club had just been established and the first Longevity Pill hadn’t yet been released.
At that ti, Chu Mo’s influence was still weak and hadn’t caught much attention.
During his first visit to the Long family in Hong Kong, he was grouped with other second-generations, and the leaders of the eight major families didn’t even bother to et him.
Now, half a year later, Chu Mo was able to do business with Edward, the godfather of luxury goods, and even Rothschild himself, who had assets worth five hundred million and was considered a VIP in Chu Mo’s circle, rendering any combined suppression from the eight families insignificant.
Under such circumstances, Chu Mo’s status and standing had changed dramatically.
Now, even if Long Huan Yu, the future heir to the Long family and the top of all second-generations, was extending an invitation, Chu Mo had no interest whatsoever.
With Chu Mo’s current status, he might et Long Zhentian, the Family Head of the Long family, depending on his mood.
If he felt good, Chu Mo might consider eting him; if not, Chu Mo wouldn’t care whether you were the leader of the eight major families.
Though the Long family was powerful and influential in Hong Kong, even the combined efforts of the eight major families hadn’t been successful against Chu Mo.
Even if Chu Mo offended the Long family entirely, they couldn’t do much to him—he was, after all, based in Modu where the Long family’s reach couldn’t extend.
Even Chu Mo’s second-strongest base in Capital City was experiencing only limited resistance from the local Yang family, who, after several confrontations, had even considered making peace with Chu Mo.
Thus, Chu Mo wasn’t afraid of offending the Long family.
Naturally, he had no interest in accepting Long Huan Yu’s invitation.
However, Chu Mo had underestimated the determination of the Long family.
After he rejected the invitation from Long Huan Yu, Long Zhentian himself traveled from Hong Kong to Modu and personally invited Chu Mo as the head of the Long family.
The sincerity of the Long family was profound—the initial invitation was from their heir, and when Chu Mo did not respond, Long Zhentian personally made the effort to co from Hong Kong to Modu.
As the leader of the eight major families, this gesture alone demonstrated their earnestness.
If Long Huan Yu was not respected by Chu Mo, Long Zhentian was soone he simply couldn’t ignore.
After all, Long Zhentian controlled three hundred seventy billion in assets, a sum that was several tis larger than the one hundred billion assets of the Yang family from Capital City.
Long Zhentian had arranged their eting to take place at a high-end café in Lujiazui in Modu.
This location was neither Chu Mo’s territory nor any of the eight major families’, nor even any of the four major families in Modu.
Such a neutral, prestigious café with no affiliations beca their eting point.
Chu Mo had no objections to this arrangent by Long Zhentian—since this place belonged to no one’s power, both Chu Mo and Long Zhentian felt reassured.
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